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NORTHVILLE - PLYMOUTH

City manager to serve on Municipal League board

Northville City Manager ” international city/county man- Galloway; Madison Heights
Patrick Sullivan was recently He served on the board of directors agement association (ICMA) Mayor Brian Hartwell and
named as a new board member and the Michigan Municipal Sterling Heights councilmem-
of the Michigan Municipal for the MME, and as president Executives (MME). He served ber Barbara A. Ziarko. In addi-
League. of the organization in 2018. on the board of directors for the tion, Saginaw City Mayor Pro
Members of the state organi- MME, and as president of the Tem Brenda F. Moore was
zation recently elected six new organization in 2018. named president and selected
members to the board during Northville, he was the city degree in public affairs from Also chosen to serve on the as vice president was
the annual meeting at the 2019 superintendent in St. Clair for Wayne State University and a board until 2022 were: Grosse Muskegon Heights Mayor
convention Sept. 25 in Detroit. 10 years and the assistant city master's in public administra- Pointe City Manager Pete Kimberley Sims. As vice presi-
Sullivan has been the city manager/village clerk in the tion from Oakland University. Dame; Cadillac Mayor Carla dent, Sims is in line to become
manager in Northville since Village of Beverly Hills for five He has been a member of the Jean Filkins; Flint City the League president for the
2006. Before coming to years. Sullivan has a bachelor's league finance committee, the Councilmember Monica 2020-21 term.
Northville names annual beautification award winners

Members of the Northville The two top city awards were to Aisin World Corp. and Lifetime members agreed, Pittaway said, involved in the early spring clean-
Rotary Club hosted the 30th presented to Northville Garden Award went to Meadowbrook and a special recognition award up of Bennett Arboretum along
Annual Beautification Awards Club Park for “The Best in Town” Country Club. Eighteen other was presented to the condomini- the Living Wall pathway (at
luncheon recently and nearly 100 and First United Methodist businesses in the township um association. Sheldon between Six and Seven
guests attended the event. Church for “The Pride of received awards for their beauti- Beautification Commission mile roads. There were many vol-
City of Northville Northville.” Twenty-four city fication efforts. members also thanked members unteers, corporations and retail-
Beautification Commission awardees received a Certificate Typically, the beautification and friends who planted flowers ers who donated their time and
Chairperson Diane Pittaway pre- of Recognition “for their out- commission doesn't present around the city and maintained supplies to restore the luster to
sented awards to 27 businesses standing efforts to beautify the awards to residential areas but the flower beds during the season, the trail, she said. She also
and organizations while building and grounds in the City was told by several people about as well as those in the city and thanked her co-chair Jim Morche.
Northville Township of Northville.” the beautifully landscaped, flow- community who helped make the “People notice when you work
Beautification Co-Chair Lynne The Best in Township award ering entrance at St. Lawrence planting and maintenance a suc- to beautify an area of the commu-
Mosteller bestowed awards on 21 went to Deadwood Bar & Grill; Estates at Seven Mile and cess. nity. You are making a differ-
businesses in the township. the Corporate Pride Award went Sheldon roads. Commission Mosteller praised those ence,” Pittaway said.”
Northville, Plymouth departments marking Fire Prevention Week

Not Every Hero Wears A motor vehicle accident with the Week for more than 90 years-to “Station tours are a great Department will host a week-
Cape, but firefighters through- Jaws of Life demonstration, promote the annual Fire activity for both adults and chil- long open house at Fire Station
out the area are often life- and other attractions from 10 Prevention Week campaign, dren,” a spokesman noted. #1, 215 W. Main, Northville
savers. Fire department per- a.m. until noon this Saturday, “Not Every Hero Wears a Several interactive demon- from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. through
sonnel will help local families Oct. 12. Cape. Plan and Practice Your strations will be on display and tomorrow, Oct. 11.
learn about fire safety while Refreshments will be served Escape!” is the theme this year. children and adults can partici- During the event, children
enjoying several attractions and the Plymouth Township The campaign works to educate pate in emergency scenarios and their families can tour the
during Fire Safety Open House Charity Pumpkin Patch will be everyone about the small but and learn about household fire Fire House, view a fire engine,
events being hosted in both open. important actions families can hazards. and see demonstrations of sim-
Plymouth and Northville. The open house will take take to prevent fires and be safe To schedule a tour group in ulated smoke and simulated
Visitors at the Plymouth place at Fire Station #1, 9911 in case a home fire occurs. the City of Plymouth during fire.
Township station can meet fire- North Haggerty Road in The City of Plymouth is offer- Fire Prevention Week, contact Educational information
fighters, see and touch the new Plymouth Township. ing free tours of the fire depart- the fire department at (734) 453- will be conveyed with materials
township fire engine and ambu- The local fire departments ment through this Saturday, 1234 extension 280 or via email and fun projects.
lance, learn how to use a fire are teaming up with the Oct. 12. Tours are now being at jdavison@ci.plymouth.mi.us The Northville Township
extinguisher, view fire safety National Fire Protection scheduled for school groups, [mailto:jdavison@ci.ply- Fire Department Open House,
demonstrations, spray fire Association® (NFPA®)-the offi- neighborhood groups and other mouth.mi.us]. also part of Fire Prevention
hoses in the squirt house, see a cial sponsor of Fire Prevention organizations. The Northville City Fire Week, took place Oct. 6.